COVID-19 was a further challenge to the already troubled Russian economy in 2020 and it especially impacted purchasing power among the population. Purchasing power has in fact been declining since 2014-2015, thus eroding the general potential of home and garden products in the country. Home and Garden in Russia report offers a comprehensive...
The COVID-19 lockdowns largely kept social activity and households at home for the summer months in the United Kingdom in 2020. Many households undertook gardening, as a way to pass the time and keep entertained. The prolonged summer period boosted sales in all gardening sub-categories. These surges carried on throughout the year; with indoor...
Overall home and garden witnessed a significant double-digit current value decline in 2020, with falling sales seen across almost all categories due to COVID-19. The complete lockdown of the country for two months in the first half of the year to prevent the spread of the virus limited consumers’ opportunity to shop, which had a notable negative...
Home and garden will respond well to the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020 overall as current value sales rise notably. The main reason for this has been a result of consumers spending more time at home during lockdown and therefore wanting to make their homes and gardens more enjoyable. Home and Garden in Poland report offers a comprehensive...
In 2020 there was a growth spike for all areas within home and garden in Australia, with home improvement seeing the most substantial growth. This reflected the fact that consumers were confined to their homes during lockdown and sought to improve their living spaces as a result. Moreover, disposable income that would normally be spent on...
Home seclusion during the COVID-19 pandemic had a positive impact on many categories in home and garden, with gardening, home furnishings and homewares all recording stronger retail current value growth in 2020 than their retail current value CAGR over the review period. This was due to the dramatic lifestyle changes that South Koreans underwent...
After seeing negligible retail current value increases during most of the review period, home and garden turned to stronger growth in 2020, due to the impact of COVID-19. All categories saw better performances than in any other year of the review period, with home seclusion being the main factor leading to higher growth rates. Home...
Overall, home and garden posted a marginal increase in retail current value sales over 2020, although the industry witnessed a mixed performance in terms of categories. Gardening and homewares benefited significantly from the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic and the subsequent measures to stem the spread of the virus in Mexico. Both categories...
In 2020, home and garden registered double-digit value growth, exceeding the value CAGR demonstrated over the review period. Retail outlets closed at the beginning of the national lockdown, which affected sales negatively. However, when these reopened for business, home and garden stores made sales that compensated for and exceeded the losses...
Overall, home and garden in the Netherlands performed very well amid the Coronavirus (COVID-19) crisis in 2020. Even though consumers were locked down in spring 2020, most retailers stayed open, including home improvement and gardening stores. Despite this, e-commerce sales still boomed in 2020. In general, Dutch consumers are pretty familiar...